I read the original post of this thread over a year ago. I read the whitepaper, looked at the team, researched the survey reports.
I posted this


The red flags symbolize my view on this scheme: fraught with danger for a would be investor tempted by the absurd ROI claim.
I have been researching new projects, both crypto and fiat, for years and have never found an authentic one which claims such a return. Never.
Looking further, I found there was some sort of bizarre arrangement to sell tokens thru the Mize Network, an MLM company operating in Iberia.
The principal, Adrian Jacuzzi, is a known fraudster with a long history of failed projects. "Failed" in the sense that investors lost all their money, but successful from Jacuzzi's point of view in that he kept it.
Further information came to light as time went on confirming, without an iota of doubt in my view, that Bluehill Mining is a fraudulent scheme and no investors should give Jacuzzi (in any of his and his co-conspirators' guises) any money for these worthless tokens.

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I look in on this thread from time to time and have noticed that recently a few single purpose accounts have launched an ad hominem campaign against Crypto-Info, something to do with a German law firm.
This bears no relevance to the Bluehill Mining scheme, but has taken up several pages of this thread, filled with long, irrelevant copy pasta.
This is a standard procedure in cases like this, the scammers attempt to bury relevant information in off topic nonsense.

The main "sources" of these single purpose accounts' derogatory statements about the law firm seem to be two internet posts
English
http://scottdonaldinfo.over-blog.com/2020/05/european-crime-watch-alert-another-investor-swindled-by-fraudulent-lawyers-kanzlei-herfurtner.html
German
http://www.news8.de/european-crime-watch-meldet-einen-weiteren-von-anwaelten-betrogenen-investor/

These posts purport to quote the European Crime Prevention Network, a real EU Agency, claiming that the German law firm has done all sorts of terrible things.
Both of these internet posts are signed off


I think there may be a random social media or rating site post somewhere too, but the accusations against the law firm hinge on this condemnation by a real crime agency.
My associate decided "simple, I'll ask them" and went to sent an email to Kroos, but decided to check the EUCPN website first.
To her confusion, Kroos' email, @eucpn.org did not match that of the EUCPN itself, @ibz.eu., so she decided to email the Strategy and Policy Officer, Febe Liagre, at the real European Crime Prevention Network.
This is a copy of her first email to them (yes these are screenshots, which are easily fakeable. They're real.)

https://i.imgur.com/MiSY9Yj.png

During the exchange, she received these two replies

https://i.imgur.com/hfSH891.png

https://i.imgur.com/Kzyyg22.png

The accusations made against the German law firm, and which are the basis of pages of shit posts by single purpose accounts in this thread, are FAKES POSTED BY A FAKE ACCOUNT.

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I don't know anything about German law firms.
I don't care about German law firms.
German law firms have nothing to do with Bluehill Mining, which is a fraud.
Do the single purpose accounts know that they are posting fake accusations?
Yes.
So does the European Crime Prevention Network.
The real one.
And they're not impressed.